During Hajj, Mina has both hospitals and health centers spread across the tent city so pilgrims can get care quickly. All services are free for pilgrims.
Hospitals in Mina
There are 4 main hospitals, all operating 24/7 during Hajj days: 6fa9
Mina Emergency Hospital
– 190 beds total
– 12 emergency beds, 34 ICU beds
– Located in the heart of the tent city
Mina Al-Jisr Hospital
– 150 beds
– 36 emergency beds, 28 ICU beds
Mina Al-Wadi Hospital
– 160 beds
– 24 emergency beds, 25 ICU beds
Mina Street Hospital / New Mina Street Hospital
– 50 beds
– 13 emergency beds, 16 ICU beds 6fa9f49a
These hospitals cover all specialties and have labs, blood banks, radiology, and cooling devices for heat stroke.
Healthcare Centers in Mina
26-30 primary health care centers are distributed across Mina.
They handle primary care, heat stress, CPR, minor procedures, dental, pharmacy, lab, and radiology.
The Ministry of National Guard also sets up 5 clinics for men/women with respiratory diseases and a heat exhaustion/sunstroke center with 20 beds in Mina/Arafat. 6fa9f6dcfe66
How to find them
Ask your Hajj group leader: Each group’s camp area has a nearby health center assigned.
Look for the green crescent signs: Health facilities are marked clearly in Mina and along main paths.
Use Nusuk app: The app shows your location and nearest medical facility.
Ambulances: 100 small + 75 large ambulances operate in Mina as mobile ICUs and for transport between sites.
Tip: For non-emergencies, go to the health centers first. For serious cases, call for ambulance or go to Mina Emergency Hospital.
